before going into buckingham palace, he met the crowds gathered outside.then a first walk through the gates as king and queen consort. from here, he made his first address to the nation as sovereign. and to my darling mama, as you begin your last greatjourney tojoin my dear late papa, i want simply to say this, thank you. thank you for your love and devotion to our family and to the family of nations you have served so diligently all these years. may flights of angels sing thee to thy rest. the days ahead were filled with ritual and ceremony, some of it dating back centuries. the crown of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is solely and rightfully come to the prince charles philip arthur george. god save the king. all: god save the king! the accession council gathered at st james�*s palace, former prime ministers, members of the royal family and other dignitaries, as charles iii was officially proclaimed as the new monarch. the queen's death at balmoral meant scotland would play an important role in the public mourning. three days aft

yakir volodau in this palace.horseman with a spear, then it could be yuri a snake pie, yakinoleum kind, i am a red quarter from the word bundle. cool. eh, can you see the forged papers from the back? the edges of the rivers are placed a certain significant important strong in our outburst ht is just the coat of arms of the gospodar family of chetvertinsky , the placement of such a cartouche gave a rebuke and just the same business card. today, who is the gospodar? whose budina is the exchange of a baroque object, a holy violation of the proportions of an antique order sister. just orders base antipliment. the capitals are stretched , superimposed one on one, persh are twisted. harmonious structure proportionality of a person. new massiveness and torn mushrooms. leather detail. magnificently justifies linking there old-timers on close styli in baroque rococo and classicism, the first hearty is improved by love to the size of this fish to save up with zatym rococo, which has more accents. for prominence, the main br

e most of this palace is not repeated witches. hallways. eh, with a mansard laman dakh, the yaks are corrected like called lucans. these are not the little round-shaped agencies that were on the floor, decorative on the floor, various for lightening with bags, but the rest of this hallway, fragmented with garlands, er, pink stucco elements. what accompaniments show more architecture of bars, the contrast of not stuading down at the svyatopolk palation was distinguished by murmuring chetvertinsky’s larynx is the most characteristic of classicism and skill to romanesque wires, and the decorative facades are carved nakshtalt of the theatrical clones abunavat of the backdrop, yakizatulya the volume of the bottle of fantasy with the appropriate customer’s work and marconi fought off the wise-gelled plans with cunningly folded three-piece avals and pentagrams gt the plans themselves according to not bad alenas give themselves an impetus for a nitsakan dynamic exterior, symmetrical bottles and in the center okhotny rozalit former such. uh, a layer

yes, like in 1870 the other palace was updated in design, however. everything will be possible, the decor of the tops has become more visual , the friezes, slender arches, canted veshki have been announced. and sandra's film studies on technology. you were a welcome prospect the parade of the park was rebuked, otherwise the yaznoy gate. yes, the palace and dressed in the spirit of the alley, i was no longer equal to the blood clot 65 krokk, what have we seen how much we are going? bui's grounds and the basis of the beam, the principle of light contrast, the passage from the shading at the eastern group damages the people on the rich, attractive central facade, here we are, on the dance floor, that when it stretches for the element, it calmly stretches to the top , ends with the capital rests against the eaves and that's it, is it here? its expression on the lunar posada and it is there somewhere. uh, substrake at pershinyov, architecture architecture with a string of a man came there, it’s useless, the leather pilaska is divided into two parts, stret

but the whole story is buckingham palace commenting.we were told the last six years we cannot put a statement out to protect you, but you do it for other members of the family, there comes a point when silence is betrayal. david: our correspondent explained why prince harry is giving the interview now. >> there is a publicity blitz around his memoir "are" for january 10. these are the big interviews he's doing to promote the book. you would think the teasers and trailers give us a sense of what is to be in the book. the themes are what we have heard already. the idea the institution was against him, there has been a bitter family fallout and the media was against him and his wife mhan, and there has been manipulation from the palace. the language is direct and emotive. there was glint of light in one of the trailers in the u.k. that harry talks about wanting his father and brother back. what does that mean? not quite sure. it is interesting there is a hint that perhaps he would like something different in future. david: every time you p

he encouraged the invasion of the supreme court of the presidential palace. he encouraged the invasion of the 3 governmental powers whenever he could. this is also his responsibility. and as the responsibility of the parties that supported him, all this will be investigated forcefully and very quickly. oh, so not a supporters have been camping outside military barracks across brazil. since lula defeated bull seattle in last year's presidential election, though, he refused to accept the results. making unfounded claims, the voting system was rigged and accusing the supreme court of bias. for 2 months, they have been calling from military intervention to stop lula from taking office. when that didn't happen, they took matters into their own hands. police and brazilian were slow to act, raising questions about their loyalties. many members of brazil, security forces have been strong supporters of balsam adul. world leaders have condemned the violence and rallied behind lula. u. s. president joe biden called the attack outrageous and pledged his government's full

and being manipulated by buckingham palace.s spoken directly and personally in the language she has used. in the trailer release here by itv. he talks about wanting his father and brother back. as he puts it. so perhaps a glint of light there in terms of, perhaps a more positive future. when you look at these trailers and the interviews too, i had of the release of his book it is hard to see how this plays into it from the reconciliation. mi hard to see how this plays into it from the reconciliation.- from the reconciliation. all of these interviews, _ from the reconciliation. all of these interviews, both - from the reconciliation. all of these interviews, both of- from the reconciliation. all of i these interviews, both of these interviews are to sort of preview the publication of his book called spare. i guess the palace and royal fun it would be it nervously at which of that book and is fairly long and probably be pretty detailed. i long and probably be pretty detailed. ~ , long and probably be pretty detailed. ~' , ., deta

yes. the palace can remain silent? yes, for now, the palace can remain silent?e palace can remain silent? yes, for now, that position of— the palace can remain silent? is: for now, that position of saying nothing definitely still holds here at buckingham palace. and actually i think the more we read, the more we see, the more we hear, that strategy becomes more secure, because there is now so much information and allegation out there, where would you even start, with a response? i don't think there is any appetite here from the start or from the royal family to get involved in any kind of public too and fro over every revelation, i don't think they think that would be helpful, nor would it move anybody closer to a reconciliation. and you have to remember, clive, as you say, there is still more to come. we have at least four television interviews with prince harry to watch in full between this weekend and next tuesday, so the palace will want to see what he has to say in those. but also they want to try to get the focus back to the business of royalty after the c

buckingham palace commenting.we have been told that we cannot put a statement out to protect you, but you do it for other members of the family, there becomes a point when silence is betrayal. ben: earlier, i spoke to our royal correspondent on those interviews. >> it is effectively more of the same in terms of the themes that we have heard today in these trailers, more details about the bitter family fallout, a lack of trust, that the machinery within the royal household, accusing the media being against harry and his wife. being manipulated by buckingham palace. he has spoken very directly, personally in the language he used. in a trailer released in the u.k.,e also talks about wanting hifather and his brother back, as he puts it. perhaps a glint of light in terms of perhaps more positive future. when you look at the trailers and think about the interviews to come ahead of this release of his book, it is hard to see how this plays into any family reconciliation. ben: both of these interviews are to sorta preview

the view taken by the palace _ to stay silent? the view taken by the palace is _ to stay silent?ay silent? the view taken by the palace is that all storms - the palace is that all storms eventually blow themselves out. they reach a crescendo and then there is a kind of natural diminuendo. the palace wants _ a kind of natural diminuendo. the palace wants to be seen as a modern palace, senior members of the royal family are open to the public but they understand how people may be feeling, so if they can't apply that to one of their own then there is a pressure to say something to respond at some point to all of this. i’m at some point to all of this. i'm not denying _ at some point to all of this. i“n not denying that the pressure is there, of course it is. the accusations have been made. will they answer them? for the moment the answer is an echoing silence. that could be down to them considering what they want to say, rather like if you remember after the oprah winfrey interview, the queen herself did not immediately respond to the accusations made then. she left it and then prod

today the palace of independence belongs to you.id more than once and i will repeat that it is open to all who strive, honestly and conscientiously, to serve their fatherland and their people. here the history of modern belarus is being created, a strategically important decision is made, discussion of them there are people who are not afraid to take responsibility for the fate of the country, and our holiday today is also a page in history, but the history of our motherland there are cadets in this hall. future officers who can already tell about their duty to the fatherland about patriotism. it is in their blood that they once chose such a noble profession to defend their homeland, and today time requires each of us to think not only about ourselves, but also about the country. no matter how pathetic it may sound sometimes, regardless of whether we wear the weather or not, we work in a government agency or paint on new year's eve. i want to wish you to keep all the best that is in our life. be reasonable. study different views on

the palace was not covered with any dome.is just as destroyed as many other premises of publications at the beginning of hostilities. here were ukrainian war films left to shoot, when it became a little quieter, we came and saw him. well, in this state, to prevent some kind of misfortune. i think it's better. let the experts check. this is what the theater looks like today palace of metallurgists for 1,000 seats. when equipped with modern equipment? before the restoration of the building, it must be checked by sappers. they inspect literally every row and now we see how this happens. the main thing is to always have a flashlight with you and caution can be stretch marks and mines. and this is a dressing room. judging by the clothes in several layers laid on the floor , it suggests that the projectionist of the palace of metallurgists, the ukrainian military could use this room for recreation. the palace also has two basement floors, as they say here. there was located, including the library. in such huge buildings, russian mi

the palace speaking for if you phone up the palace , they're not in up the palace, they're not in the the position. thanks to harry, you speak on his behalf . why you speak on his behalf. why would they intervene ? also, would they intervene? also, jeremy clarke is a is a media personality. he a reporter in who is doing a column and he's giving his opinion based on the scene in the game of thrones. exactly. so i feel you could disagree with it, phil, but this was his opinion and it's ludicrous to suggest that palace should formally speak out about . newspaper columnists expressing opinion actually would be really dangerous i think if that if the palace started to do that they have to let the media do job phil yeah we. all believe in free speech don't we. and they can't stop commenting on every single commenting on every single comment was made. i think jeremy clarkson's a particular the exaggerates things we actually mean meghan should have been tracked down and do do thrown over we all know he was just exaggerating it to make a point but it was it was timed it was bad bad and it was

it buckingham palace or kensington palace to all of this?— palace to all of this?ll of this? it will depend what is sad. - palace to all of this? it will depend what is sad. to - palace to all of this? it willj depend what is sad. to get palace to all of this? it will- depend what is sad. to get some perspective on this, other elements in the book about harry's past that are equallyjaw—dropping, having talked about king 25 people while serving in afghanistan. it's not just what's happened within the family, it is a jaw—dropping read all around, to suggest what's coming up all around, to suggest what's coming up to my tv interviews coming in the book is actually published officially in this country until tuesday. they will want to take some time before they decide how they are going to respond if at all. in his interview for _ going to respond if at all. in his interview for itb, _ going to respond if at all. in his interview for itb, prince - going to respond if at all. in his interview for itb, prince harry l interview for itb, prince harry doesn't rule out coming

but also embarrassed not court was no palace , no court was palace no palace, no court was palace adjacenthat was the best you adjacent. that was the best you could say for it . unbelievable could say for it. unbelievable so in the midst of a of living crisis, this expects us to view him as some sort of victim , as him as some sort of victim, as if hypocrisy leapt on virtually every page read today to how about the fact he spends chapter chapter moaning about intrusion into his and his wife's privacy . the publication of meghan's letter to thomas markle while publishing private text messages kate middleton sent to meghan not to mention all the conversations with the likes . conversations with the likes. the late queen king charles and prince william at deep sleep personal moments quoted for the world, the bloke , a charlatan . world, the bloke, a charlatan. he has no issue invading other people's privacy, but he wants to control parts of the british who have revealed true stories about him and his wife. he's actually acting like putin or kim jong un. i watch this latest interview . this is

and why sappers are working here today the palace was not covered with any dome.t is just as destroyed as many other premises at the beginning of the hostilities. here were the ukrainian military strongly left to shoot, when it became a little quieter, we came and saw him. well, in this state, to prevent some kind of misfortune. i think it's better. let the experts check. this is how the concert hall of the palace of metallurgists for 1,000 seats looks like today, not equipped with modern equipment before restoring the building sappers check. they inspect literally every row and now we see how this happens. the main thing is to always have a flashlight with you and caution can be stretch marks and mines. and this is a dressing room. judging by the clothes in several layers laid on the floor , it suggests that the projectionist of the palace of metallurgists, the ukrainian military could use this room for recreation. the palace also has two basement floors, as they say here. there was also a library here. in such huge buildings , russian military sappers simply can

, though the palace and the actions of ukrainian militants.ow this building is small, it seems that inside the garbage and metal soil, together with the sappers, went there and our correspondent alexei baranov it took about five hours only to inspect the roof of this huge building in the center of mariupol, the location of the palace of metallurgists is such that a unit of the armed forces of ukraine used it not only as a shelter. this is a very advantageous position for firing an industrial city. the building is a little passenger we are fighting . here, the enemy retreated quickly and did not have time to minimize in time. the scale of the destruction is clearly visible here on the roof of the palace of metallurgists, we see broken air conditioners and other electrical equipment and find it. for example, even film clips. it was the largest cultural center in mariupol where most of the inhabitants were somehow related to the giant metallurgical enterprises of azovstal and the plant named after ilyich , the director tells us what happened with

but also embarrassed not court was no palace , no court was palace no palace, no court was palace adjacenthat was the best you adjacent. that was the best you could say for it . unbelievable could say for it. unbelievable so in the midst of a of living crisis, this expects us to view him as some sort of victim , as him as some sort of victim, as if hypocrisy leapt on virtually every page read today to how about the fact he spends chapter chapter moaning about intrusion into his and his wife's privacy . the publication of meghan's letter to thomas markle while publishing private text messages kate middleton sent to meghan not to mention all the conversations with the likes . conversations with the likes. the late queen king charles and prince william at deep sleep personal moments quoted for the world, the bloke , a charlatan . world, the bloke, a charlatan. he has no issue invading other people's privacy, but he wants to control parts of the british who have revealed true stories about him and his wife. he's actually acting like putin or kim jong un. i watch this latest interview . this is

who became the author of the palace project.st frequently called staror in the world of architecture are the names of ivan starorov. the one that designed the trinity cathedral of alexander nevsky lavra and yuri felten. the student shot obviously one project turned out to be fantastic in its beauty architect inspired by the italian villa. the rotunda was the authorship of andrea palladio, and therefore the palace in gomel, built in the style of classicism, is called a vivid example of early semi-diaticism. by 1794 , the construction was completed, but after 2 years the palace passed to the son of peter rumyantsev nikolaev and he immediately started the first reconstruction. why does he invite the architect from england john clark to gomel, he attaches outbuildings to the palace, connecting them with the central building with elegant galleries, and also, among other things, starts the construction of the peter and paul cathedral the palace passed from fathers to sons, and in 1834 one of the heirs of the rumyantsev family was forc

who became the author of the palace project.frequently called star in the world of architecture are the names of ivan starov. the same one that designed alexander's trinity cathedral nevsky lavra and yuri felten. apprentice rastreller apparently one project turned out to be fantastic in its beauty, the architect was inspired by an italian villa. the rotunda is the authorship of andrea palladio, and therefore the palace in gomel, built in the style of classicism , is called a vivid example of early dressing by 1794, the construction was completed, but after 2 years the palace passes to the son of peter rumyantsev nikolai and he immediately starts the first reconstruction invites nothing to gomel architects from john clark's england, he attaches to the palace in hegel, connecting them with the central building with graceful galleries, and also, among other things, starts the construction of the peter and paul cathedral. the palace passed from fathers to sons, and in 1834 one of the heirs of the rumyantsev family was forced to sell

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uh-huh, and in the palace of independence we play at the ball.oncert is a buy factor that you have very artistic musicians, especially uh, a number of violins. here, i even mixed up thinking that this is the first violin of the orchestra. you said that the first ones fell ill, just the first violin of the orchestra was on sick leave at that time, but with us all the guys artistically you saw how they smiled, even watched the previous video. uh, vladimir was shown behind his back by two girls smiling pleasantly. well, before the camera, you know what's interesting, they know how to work on camera. but artists are taught this separately. you too learn from your musicians. of course, i learn, it happens. uh, the concerts are on. i, uh, always work on mistakes in our team, for example, i always catch some moments and cut them out. we have a general group. let's say i didn't like or liked some moment. i will cut this piece from a tv show, let's say in the style of a concert program show and reset it so that they can see when you look at yourself from

in mariupol, though the palace and the actions of ukrainian militants. this building is small, it seems that garbage and piles of metal went there together with the sappers and our correspondent oleksiy baranov went only to inspect the roof of this huge building in the center of mariupol . used it not only as a shelter. this is a very advantageous position for firing an industrial city. the building of the ministers. as soon as we are here, the enemy retreated fleetingly and did not have time to minimize them in time. the scale of the destruction is clearly visible here on the roof of the palace of metallurgists, we see broken air conditioners and other electrical equipment and find it. for example, even film clips. it was the largest cultural center in mariupol, in which most of the inhabitants were somehow related to the giant metallurgical azov steel enterprises and for the water named after ilyich , the director tells us what happened within its walls before the arrival of the russian military. and why are the sappers working here today ? it is just

but the whole story is buckingham palace commenting. last six years we can't put a statement out to protect you, but you do it for other members of the family... there comes a point where silence is betrayal. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph explained why prince harry is giving an interview now. it's the publicity ahead of the release of his memoir spare on january 10th. these are the two big television interviews he is doing to promote that book. so you would have to think the teasers and trailers we have had for the big interviews give us a sense of what will be in the book. the themes are very much what we have heard already, the idea that the institution was against him, that there has been this bitter family fallout, and that the media was also against both him and his wife meghan and there has been manipulation on that front from buckingham palace. the themes are the same, the language is very direct, very emotive in the way he speaks particularly about his family, but there is a glimpse of light in one of the trailers. for i

i will return to the palace later. want? what's up boy? you got sick. i knew it.y state to deceive the elders. 40 servings of ice cream you overeat, what sleeps 40 servings 6 years you did not allow yourself such excesses. i froze my animals, i didn’t touch dad’s ice cream. how did you not touch? true, did not touch, then. what about you? i fell in love with dad. fell in love with our simple kind mysterious guest. but she ran away so fast that this is a crystal the shoe slipped off its foot and remained on the steps of the stairs. i fell in love, i'm leaving, damn the devil is a monastery. live yourself as you know why? i still haven't been told that you've grown up? i already sang about it to you. whole song. well, well, so be it, i'll stay. happiness, what a misfortune, she does not love. she loves me for nothing, that's why she didn't stay. i was offended. hello hello gatekeepers of the fairy kingdom. do you hear me? didn't a girl in one shoe leave the gates of our kingdom, one blonde blonde, a how old is she? about 16? so why are you so detail me. did you unde

the palace of the dzhabsky upralogs is a romantic lintel of the nobility to remove the wife from thepurist sovietness of the bourgeois city, a reluctant castle in less than a hundred years, which gave rise to many myths, vocals, its mysterious, architectonics, without a fast-cut sash, shmat, stepped symbolism of the decor and thoughtful placement of elements of the narrow space, that, that is, under the layers of chiseled stabilization, a gtserdnevnaya roars of a thorough architecture of architecture and belarus it was possible to succeed on the territory of the sucker of the orthodox klyashtar, and the report of neurobudding was made in 1850, stylizing the head two-surface body under the pseudo-hodeque fashionable in that jazz. let the homeland of the nineteenth astakhode become a priority utilitarianism in secular everyday life. i come across in cute architectural joints, they extract a little purely decorative value, which was transferred from the novy svet prahmatyka. forgive me and it seems that the architecture has become akin and the yakida allows a person to joke to himself w

this is indeed a very significant palace.e of the most magnificent palaces, showing local traditions and iconic sights, the territory of the modern national park has been inhabited since thousands of years ago. all this is a modern interpretation of the pagan, once there were many such places here. watch in the program the route is built on the tv channel belarus 24. and the humanitarian program of the state , the main issues of belarusian russian relations are discussed in the palace of independence

but i didn't, i wasn't part -- behind palace walls., harry had the inside track, and he felt they were always working against. time >> everyone stick around, more on me interview with prince harry when we come back including what happened when eli's grandmother queen elizabeth -- >> i asked my brother, how are you and keep getting up. they're in a couple hours later, all of the family members that live within the windsor area, we're jumping on a plane together. a plane with 12 or 14 seats. >> you weren't invited on that plane? >> not invited. -- didn't, i wasn't part -- behind abitibi-tÉmiscamingue is palace walls. and clearly, harry had the inside track, and there he felt they were always working against. time >> everyone stick around, more on me interview with prince harry when we come back including what happened when eli's grandmother queen elizabeth -- >> i asked my brother, how are you and keep getting up. they're in a couple hours later, all of the family members that live within the windsor area, we're jumping on a plane togeth

and being manipulated by buckingham palace.ge he has used. in the trailer released here by itv, he talks about wanting his father and brother back, as he puts it. so perhaps a glint of light there in terms of, perhaps a more positive future. when you look at these trailers and thinkg about interviews to come, ahead of the release of his book, it is hard to see how this plays into any kind of family reconciliation. so all of these interviews, both of these interviews, are to sort of preview the publication of his book called spare. i guess the palace and royalfamily will be nervously awaiting publication of that book, and it is fairly long and probably pretty detailed. i think they will be, no doubt about that. their public position is very clear. no comments at the moment. let's see if that stands once the book has been published on january 10th. if there are factual accuracies or any bombshells, maybe they will choose to say something. i think their position, as it usually is, is to say nothing and let this play out. we've jus

the palace speaking for if you phone up the palace , they're not in up the palace, they're not in the position. thanks to harry, you speak on his behalf . why you speak on his behalf. why would they intervene ? also, would they intervene? also, jeremy clarke is a is a media personality. he a reporter in who is doing a column and he's giving his opinion based on the scene in the game of thrones. exactly. so i feel you could disagree with it, phil, but this was his opinion and it's ludicrous to suggest that palace should formally speak out about . newspaper columnists expressing opinion actually would be really dangerous i think if that if the palace started to do that they have to let the media do job phil yeah we. all believe in free speech don't we. and they can't stop commenting on every single commenting on every single comment was made. i think jeremy clarkson's a particular the exaggerates things we actually mean meghan should have been tracked down and do do thrown over we all know he was just exaggerating it to make a point but it was it was timed it was bad bad and it was a li

this is how the territory of the former palace of culture looks now, where there used to be a garden,n see that the building of the waiter is a net and understandable. why not so long ago, apparently, and even a piece of flooring has fallen off the roof, plaster is falling off the building is empty, meanwhile, to the children. now there is nowhere to do such a palace of culture, there is no more in the area, as my teachers say. this is an extinct center of culture in 2018, a new project for the restoration of this building was prepared, but it was not possible to implement it due to an unbearable budget, one and a half billion rubles in the budget for the next 2 years, this money was not reserved. as experts tell us, in general, this is one of the most capacious buildings for restoration, however, if now these works are not considered in society, the protection of monuments is a building, it is unlikely that anna bolan gennady palychna alexander markina gagarina dmitry korsakov oleg depth olga you see sukhorukov. the fare on the m11 highway has changed stareyev increased on the segmen

the palaces remain battened down to write out the remainder of the storm.holas mitchell, bbc news. >> now to a story that is generating some excitement in the u.k. in just over an hour, the first ever orbital space launch from british soil is set to take place. the billionaire sir richard branson has had one of his passenger airlines converted to carry a rocket, called launcher one. this plane is going to take off from cormorant in the southwest of englandhead west to a designated launch zone over the coast of ireland. the aircraft will release the rocket, which will begin its climb into orbit. the lower deck of the plane has been stripped out to save weight. two flight engineers will sit at consuls to monitor the launch. the bbc's rebecca morelle has been taking a closer look. >> in the cockpit are all the usual controls you need to fly a plane. there is one big difference. it is this red square in the release button. about an hour into the flight, the pilot will press this to drop the rockets. >> more than 500 kilometers above the earth, by launching it f

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but the whole story is buckingham palace commenting.it for other members of the family... there comes a point where silence is betrayal. with me now is our royal correspondent, daniela relph. silence is betrayal, pretty strong line there. one might ask, why is he doing it now? book launch.— doing it now? book launch. that's riaht, doing it now? book launch. that's right. publicity — doing it now? book launch. that's right, publicity ahead _ doing it now? book launch. that's right, publicity ahead of _ doing it now? book launch. that's right, publicity ahead of the - right, publicity ahead of the release of his memoir spare on january 10th. two big television interviews he is doing to promote that book. so you would have to think the teasers and trailers we have had for the big interviews give us a sense of what will be in the book. the themes are very much what we have heard already, the idea that the institution was against him, that there has been this bitter family fallout, and that the media was also against both him and his wife me

protesters entered congress, the supreme federal court and the presidential palace.ontent with just taking over the government buildings, they destroyed offices and valuable artwork. this was a scenario many in brazil feared might play out after lula's narrow win in october. this is a deeply divided count and these protesters believe the election was stolen, that there was fraud despite no evidence of that. what angs these hardline protesters the most is the fact that lula won, a man they see as belonging in p -- prison, not the presidential palace. >> several indications of there fraud. >> lula condemned to what happened: the protesters fatah cool fascists. >> all those people who did this will be found and punished. they will realize democracy guarantees the right to freedom and free speech. >> overnight the area was cleared and a supreme court judgdered the dismantling of the protesters camp in front of the military barracks in the capital. 1200 people were arrested and bused to the federal police statio across the country, similar camps were set up after the elec

what the palace was preserved a few years ago was mowing back.nd this is several million rubles, large-scale work has begun to restore the architectural monument, its main asset, stucco. coffered ceilings began to acquire former greatness in our times. almost all the condos came in the first form. this is about 130 rooms. of these, 12. front rooms - this is a ballroom, this is a banquet hall. now we are on the balcony of one from the halls, which was recently restored , it was here that the orchestra played bottom granite gypsum, gold leaf began to be returned to the hall. gloss restorers notice nothing has been rebuilt, even the original painting in ancient greek scenes of more than 200 m², gilded with asilkovo marble, has been preserved. on the walls, in general, such, so to speak, very different unique painting technologies were collected here. walls, preserved acoustics. unfortunately, today's standards cannot be used in stove heating, so stoves are made decorative function, but nonetheless. if desired, they can be melted parquet from five ty

and the presidential palace all in one, which is a very shocking image. and a very anti democratic image for brazilians watching this all over the country. and one thing, what we must know also is that these supporters are not only in brazil. yeah. they have people camped out in front of military barracks all across the country. and these people firmly believed that they assured that the election was stolen and that they should fight what for what they think is right. no matter how monica many thanks, we update want to get on a care if they're in rio de janeiro. will industrial reaction to events in brazil has been swift and widespread. u. s. secretary of state and the blinkin tweeted, we condemned the attacks on brazil's presidency congress and supreme court today using violence to attack, democratic institutions is always unacceptable. we join lula and urging an immediate end to these actions. and the french president also pledged his support, the brazilian leader tweeting the will of the brazilian people and the democratic institutions must be respecte

pavlovsk palace.ly, these pieces of furniture were removed from the museum in the thirties years, and then sold at auction over the years. they managed to visit hotels, decorated private living rooms, and ended their journey in an antique shop. why is it that all the workers who manage to return something always arrive in such excitement. for 100 years, these things have not been in pavlovsk for almost 100 years, and as if something had somehow escaped there. or this historical injustice deserves special attention mirror pseche. it, as it were, floats in the air due to the hinges between the two racks. another wife looked at him paul i maria fedorovna here, by the way, everything is genuine, here, uh, it has been preserved false because it is a mirror. and what is it? you can do it like this. and why was this done from the fact that one could see oneself as a suit or dress sits and will see that the way the end of the skirt is laid is a real christmas gift part of the state program for the return of c

lula himself was not in the palace.in the state of sao paulo, where the floods are all those people who participated in this will be found and punished, then they will understand democracy requires people to respect the institutions created to strengthen it, without finding the president, the protesters smashed the national congress. the police intervened, but it was too late tear gas didn't stop anyone, all the governor of the metropolitan area could do was fire the head of the public security bureau. many deputies and officials in a panic they began to call the security forces and demanded to restore order, however, the opposition in the police army is counting on people in uniform, and the opposition in the police army had many supporters . in brazil, an attempted coup by right-wing government. mexico declared its support for the lulad, silva the president of colombia called for an urgent meeting of the organization of american states, if it wants to remain a capable institution in life and lead the worlds. abnormal

after inspecting the damage to the presidential palace, brazilian president lewis in a theo looted to silva, held a meeting with his cabinet on monday. speaking, following the attack, he said those who are responsible will be punished. these are real vandals destroying everything in their path. we believe that there was a lack of security, and i want to tell you that all of those who did this will be found and punished lula accused law enforcement bodies of either being incompetent or compromised for allowing the attack to happen. he also laid the blame at the feet of his predecessor president jaya balsam arrow. the former president who is currently in the united states, posted a series of tweets, denying any involvement he said peaceful demonstrations in the form of the law. our part of democracy, however, depredations and invasions of public buildings as occurred to day, as well as those practised by the left in 20132017 break the rule. he also wrote. in addition, i repudiate the baseless accusations attributed to me by the current head of the executive of brazil. as the clean up in

palace balcony.ly joins her for the spectacular raaf fly—past. the number 70 was shaped in the sky despite one or two tantrum noise. crowds cheered for the pageants celebrating different decades her majesty's reign. and we had the privilege of seeing the queen alongside three generations and her three. as to the public's delight, generations and her three. as to the public's delight , majesty the public's delight, majesty also made a surprise appearance alongside paddington . katie alongside paddington. katie nicholl is the boy. that's a vanity fair . nicholl is the boy. that's a vanity fair. her book, the new royals, contains new stories from family members , palace from family members, palace courtiers and aides . there was courtiers and aides. there was such a global interest in this sort of mammoth day celebration , the queen's 70 years on the throne. and i remember speaking to many people there who weren't even they were people who wanted to come and soak up the atmosphere who wanted to bring th

palace.andout moments from these interviews for you? it’s these interviews for you? it's interesting — these interviews for you? it's interesting to _ these interviews for you? it�*s interesting to think that the standout moment would probably have been the allegation that william physically attacked harry, but we knew that because the book was leaked last week. so these interviews have had to deal with other matters. the standout moments from those interviews, the two interview so far, the itv interview and cbs interview, and the main thread through both of them, as it has been through everything harry has been through everything harry has spoken about over the last couple of months is his dislike for the press, the feeling at the heart of everything is the way the press have dealt with him and the relationship between the press and certain members of his family. he says certain members of his family have been complicit and have made relations between family members worse because of this rel

this is indeed a very significant palace.ne of the largest one of the most magnificent palaces, showing local traditions and iconic sights, the territory of the modern national park was inhabited by another 1.000 years ago. all this is a modern interpretation of the pagan, once there were many such places here. look in the program. maroot will build on belarus 24 tv channel. how are such fakes created? and by whom? why they should not be responded to without serious evidence. do you agree that you want to speak unproven, let's talk, but the facts on the table are important to understand that if we do not see something, this does not mean that it does not exist. what is a new value, and why are they being imposed on us by a strong enemy? we will collect the same or this other proof, consider different versions and show a contradiction in the project. this is different. watch in new releases on belarus 24 tv channel. congratulations.

ousted former right wing leaders, shots are not all 20 babies supreme court and the presidential palace. u. s. president joe biden arrives on the mexican border in texas as his administration . the steps of checks on migrants trying to enter the united states and a disastrous start to the winter sports season in the alps. scientist rest war and the lack of snow puts a question mark over the future of skiing and snowboarding. ah, on pablo foley, as welcome to the program, we begin with events still unfolding in brazil. hundreds of supporters of the former president, desirable to nato, have stormed the national congress, little in the capitol, brazilian. they've been protesting since the immigration a week ago of a successor. rece ignacio let the silver one november's election run off. both scenarios, followers broke through police barricades. they've also invaded the presidential palace and the supreme court. lula has described the unrest as barbarism. things like a pool. oh, let's cross over now to brazil. washington post journalist mac margolis is in rio de janeiro and is following the